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Why is the railroad important?
So you can get places!
What caused the railroad companies to work so hard?
why is promontory point,Utah important to the railroad
Why was the completion of the transcontinental railroad so important?
The completion of the transcontinental railroad was important to lining different trade markets. Major trade and financial capitals were also linked by the railroad.
Was the transcontinental railroad important?
The Transcontinental Railroad was important, as it was the first railroad that connected both the East and West coasts, and it made a quicker, more efficient way to transport people and goods to different places.
Why was secrecy even among the underground railroad workers so important?
it was so important because the workers of the underground railroad wanted to be safe from slave owners.That is why the slaves ran away from there slave owners.
What was the railroad used for?
The Railroad or the underground railroad was a way that slaves could get to the Northern states. The Railroad was a code language for Abolitionists and slaves. they used houses as "Stations", so if the Whites tried to find them they would first start looking for a underground railroad.
What was so important about having access to this railroad?
It depends on the type of railroad. During war whichever one of the sides has access to a railroad they have access to supplies and other items.
Why was Andrew Carnegie so important to the steel industry?
steel needed for railroad
Why was the under ground railroad so important?
To transport slaves to safety, towards the north.
Why was the development of railroad important to industrialism?
so that way you could get supplies to and from locations faster
Did the union pacific railroad company finish first?
i think so
Where was the Central Pacific Railroad first built?
The Central Pacific Railroad was first built in Sacramento, California. The Central Pacific Railroad is the former name of the railroad network that formed part of the First Transcontinental Railroad.
